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technology companies but companies that decided to move into mid-market even without the innovative of a tax exemption and 3 of the company's said we're coming because of the talent here in the city. i know they're to be matched with the talent of the people in g s a. we've wanted to work outside of our bureaucracies. this is the new government we're producing here locally and we want to match that we have great partner like our libraries and museums and we're going to compliment that. we can only do that to embrace the opportunity not only to make mistakes but better sufficiency and involve more people and housing and economic opportunity. this is what market street isal about it's our main corridor in san francisco. and that's why for so many years even before the companies technology came to be there were those artists from a.c.t., from the theatres, from the costume shop and their great arts foundation burning man they were trying to get some life 90 in the story front and with that risk-taking came some
technology companies but companies that decided to move into mid-market even without the innovative of a tax exemption and 3 of the company's said we're coming because of the talent here in the city. i know they're to be matched with the talent of the people in g s a. we've wanted to work outside of our bureaucracies. this is the new government we're producing here locally and we want to match that we have great partner like our libraries and museums and we're going to compliment that. we can...
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technology companies but companies that decided to move into mid-market even without the innovative of a tax exemption and 3 of the company's said we're coming because of the talent here i
technology companies but companies that decided to move into mid-market even without the innovative of a tax exemption and 3 of the company's said we're coming because of the talent here i
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code taxing government. either the stakes seem to believe that it seemed as prime minister. all with the proxy prize in the prime ministers and sil and actions to blog again. and indeed the same results. i think it's a mite secretary told a consultant for unesco. the ukrainian president viktor yanukovich is in china today that planned three day visit comes as protests aimed at bringing him down continue home and he adds. the opposition is standing firm despite the fact that the presence of government survived a no confidence vote in parliament jay barker has the details it's been in control. korean president lee to get a curve that sets off his training in china. as he embarks on a three day state visit of the good thing he can turn these welcoming her insights into summit agreements on line and investments spilling some of the economic elites. from his decision to spare and a treat to the eu. in his home country the decision to take to deal with you. chiseled to picking bits and on the streets and the refusal to give it again the government. on the effective than anyone els
code taxing government. either the stakes seem to believe that it seemed as prime minister. all with the proxy prize in the prime ministers and sil and actions to blog again. and indeed the same results. i think it's a mite secretary told a consultant for unesco. the ukrainian president viktor yanukovich is in china today that planned three day visit comes as protests aimed at bringing him down continue home and he adds. the opposition is standing firm despite the fact that the presence of...
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and to paris where thousands of marched on the streets protesting against planned government tax reforms is the latest in a string of demonstrations all across the country and the region of brittany has been hit by frequent rallies against the so-called eco tax on trumps which is feared will undermine the competitiveness of local industries the protests is seen as a sign of the growing frustration with the socialist government's economic woes. and yet more protests for you this time in mexico city where people have marched against proposed to energy reforms on the first anniversary of the president's inauguration of the rally staged by the opposition leader was joined by schools of teachers union members and. people demonstrated against the sale of the national oil producer of pemex to foreign investors and that company generates more than a third of the entire government's budget. now saudi arabia is the focus of cross talk coming up in just a couple of hours here on r.t. international after the recent iran nuclear deal the saudi monarchy has cost doubts on the loyalty of its old allies
and to paris where thousands of marched on the streets protesting against planned government tax reforms is the latest in a string of demonstrations all across the country and the region of brittany has been hit by frequent rallies against the so-called eco tax on trumps which is feared will undermine the competitiveness of local industries the protests is seen as a sign of the growing frustration with the socialist government's economic woes. and yet more protests for you this time in mexico...
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parliament the house of commons the scene of numerous protests from those who are against the bedroom tax. or the very high cost of living that's simply unsustainable for many in this country the two thousand and thirteen brutal social attitudes serving found that about seventy five percent of people here the political system is not working for them so they're disenchanted dissolution and looking for another solutions gathered here just found in the office of the left unity party hoping the creation of this party will give a voice to those who feel like resented by the current government we conservatives and stooges. class war on the poorest people in this country and labor is doing nothing about it britain is different to the rest of your most of the european countries have a project to lift people in poverty if that's the best they can do with the economy we can think of it where would it be ok although it has been quoted as saying that what the u.k. and the campus party have done all the right by creating a party that seriously challenged conservatives they want to do on the left now t
parliament the house of commons the scene of numerous protests from those who are against the bedroom tax. or the very high cost of living that's simply unsustainable for many in this country the two thousand and thirteen brutal social attitudes serving found that about seventy five percent of people here the political system is not working for them so they're disenchanted dissolution and looking for another solutions gathered here just found in the office of the left unity party hoping the...
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will create 21 million jobs, 18 million in developing countries and cut red removing the need for many taxes and bribes. the w.t.o. is trying to remove all subsidies. the deal means that some developing countries can keep them in they are needed to feed the poor. the results are yet to be seen. india is happy it can keep its subsidy. >> i view this as a victory for the farmers of india, for the farmers, for subsistence farmers of the entire developing country. there has also been a coalition of developing countries that along with its partners, with withstood all pressures. demonstrated solidarity and achieve this. >> the background to this our nt from jakarta. >> a moment of victory after the establishment of the w.t.o., they have managed to make a worldwide trade deal, a deal with trade facilitation, removing barriers and customs regulations. it will bring $1 trillion to the global market. negotiations were tough and it took them four days to seal the deal. there was a huge debate about india who want to keep subsidies in place for the poor farmers because we need to be able to feed the po
will create 21 million jobs, 18 million in developing countries and cut red removing the need for many taxes and bribes. the w.t.o. is trying to remove all subsidies. the deal means that some developing countries can keep them in they are needed to feed the poor. the results are yet to be seen. india is happy it can keep its subsidy. >> i view this as a victory for the farmers of india, for the farmers, for subsistence farmers of the entire developing country. there has also been a...
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but those gas taxes, the federal levy of around 18 cents a gallon in taxes by the state of around 8 and 50 cents a gallon, they pay to maintain highways and bridges across the country. and that's already a huge problem. we begin tonight with that terrifying bridge collapse. >> reporter: take for example the news that broke in may when an interstate 5 bridge collapsed a couple hundred miles north of portland. by next year the federal highway trust fund, the source of almost all the funding for bridges and roads that comes from washington will go bust. >> the bottom line is that we are in a downward spiral. what it means is the federal government is not going to be able to help states and locallities maintain what they've got. it means that people will pay with less safe driving conditions. >> does the gas tax generate enough revenue for the state of oregon to maintain its roads properly? >> no. just plain no. >> vicky say republican member of the oregon house. she says as the state's residents buy even more efficient cars and less gas, the budget crunch is only going get worse. but she t
but those gas taxes, the federal levy of around 18 cents a gallon in taxes by the state of around 8 and 50 cents a gallon, they pay to maintain highways and bridges across the country. and that's already a huge problem. we begin tonight with that terrifying bridge collapse. >> reporter: take for example the news that broke in may when an interstate 5 bridge collapsed a couple hundred miles north of portland. by next year the federal highway trust fund, the source of almost all the funding...
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point number two, there are no tax increases here. point number three, we're finally starting to deal with auto pilot spending. that mandatory spending that has not been addressed by congress for years. this isn't easy. this is the first divided government budget agreement since 1986. the reason why we haven't done a budget agreement when both houses were controlled by other parties since 1986 is because it's not easy to do. we're not going to get everything that we want and she's not going to get everything that she wants. >> what if they reject it. >> i think we'll pass there though the house. we'll go first given our schedules. we'll post this on our website this evening and we intend to bring it to the house floor later this week. i have every reason to expect great support from our caucus. we're keeping our key principles. no one here had to sacrifice their core principles. our principles are don't raise taxes, reduce the deficit. we also have a lot of concerned members about defense. the next hit was going to hit solely on the m
point number two, there are no tax increases here. point number three, we're finally starting to deal with auto pilot spending. that mandatory spending that has not been addressed by congress for years. this isn't easy. this is the first divided government budget agreement since 1986. the reason why we haven't done a budget agreement when both houses were controlled by other parties since 1986 is because it's not easy to do. we're not going to get everything that we want and she's not going to...
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and then my plan was to have to and havemy retirement 30% of that tax, and then taxed again. and just pray that my tenacity would get me there. ,he a and -- the anxiety level i cannot even explain to you the insomnia, the tears, the mood swings, the ups, the downs. it ranks with me as one of the five most tragic things to have ever happened in my life. does to you emotionally and psychologically, you feel like hester prynne with you areer a when jobless for very long. you soon become a member of the lost world. people look at you when you do not have a job yet like there is something wrong with you. that is where i have been. >> thank you. [indiscernible] you, madam chair. i have no questions, but i would like to let you all know that it is for a timeframe about three months i was unemployed. this was back many years ago. school -- it was summer break. i mean, i'm used to working. but i could not find a job that summer. the whole summer. i'm sure that your feelings about being unemployed and searching for work and being unable to find anything, you know, the effect that has o
and then my plan was to have to and havemy retirement 30% of that tax, and then taxed again. and just pray that my tenacity would get me there. ,he a and -- the anxiety level i cannot even explain to you the insomnia, the tears, the mood swings, the ups, the downs. it ranks with me as one of the five most tragic things to have ever happened in my life. does to you emotionally and psychologically, you feel like hester prynne with you areer a when jobless for very long. you soon become a member...
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and eats putar technology enterprise zone, where tax rates are low and creativity is high. >> they left sill can valley for this city famous for its steel. >> . >> there's reasons to stay. >> it is the pittsburgh miracle. it became year in the 80's, market portions working to replace the steel industry, through regulation and a partnership between government, industry, and universities the city clawed back. >> i cannot recall pittsburgh saying they want to be like somebody else. >> the history is always busiest loyal to their hometown, helped them become a leadner healthcare. >> to celebrate it, they are going to indicate the success, so much as a last of failure, pittsburgh rates 50 second out of the u.s.' 100 largest cities. based on job growth, unemployment, y.d.p. and home prices. >> such a huge disparities of wealth, that plague modern america. the try reveals failure. emotional leaders he says only a national plan to get jobs and equitable growth will do. >> 2500 homeless children in this area. you have an infant mortality right among the african-american population at 21 per 1,00
and eats putar technology enterprise zone, where tax rates are low and creativity is high. >> they left sill can valley for this city famous for its steel. >> . >> there's reasons to stay. >> it is the pittsburgh miracle. it became year in the 80's, market portions working to replace the steel industry, through regulation and a partnership between government, industry, and universities the city clawed back. >> i cannot recall pittsburgh saying they want to be like...
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but it's it's a tax or violence in whole against a group in whole or in part meaning against individuals of a group or a group for ethnic religious or other reasons and you've got this going on all over the world but they aren't all genocides because it doesn't serve the power structure it doesn't serve the minerals the mining industry it doesn't serve the petroleum industry to be labeling genocide for example in south southern nigeria where there's a clear genocide against the ogoni people. yeah it's of genocide right also that's the perception of the word such a provocative word for americans in the holocaust museum here in d.c. there's a plaque to charge with incitement to genocide because of a mistranslation so it's definitely used politically all the time you've also said that the mainstream media covers war crimes in africa through the lens of white supremacy can you elaborate on that. just as i went to africa you know with the idea that i was going to see the animals that i saw in the pictures in national geographic i didn't care very much about the people they were tribal they we
but it's it's a tax or violence in whole against a group in whole or in part meaning against individuals of a group or a group for ethnic religious or other reasons and you've got this going on all over the world but they aren't all genocides because it doesn't serve the power structure it doesn't serve the minerals the mining industry it doesn't serve the petroleum industry to be labeling genocide for example in south southern nigeria where there's a clear genocide against the ogoni people....
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voted to take away retiree's pension benefits an cut those benefits, adopted a multimillion dollar tax cut for multinational corporation within that state. so the state is not impoverished. the state is choosing priorities that are different than the citizens have chosen by adopting a constitutional protection of pension benefits. >> woodruff: andrew biggs what about that, and what about the bigger picture here, that the blame, that if there is going to be pain, the pain should be spread, that it shouldn't be mainly or even in large part these people who have worked so hard for these cities. >> uh-huh. i suspect in the case of detroit, it's not going to be mainly or in large part on the pensioners, it going to be mostly on the bondholders who are going to get hit much more. i mean steve is right when he cites the average benefits people receive from pensions. that includes a lot of people who spent a few years in public employment and are getting very small benefits. if you are somebody who spent a full career working for the city of detroit, you would retire with a benefit equal of ar
voted to take away retiree's pension benefits an cut those benefits, adopted a multimillion dollar tax cut for multinational corporation within that state. so the state is not impoverished. the state is choosing priorities that are different than the citizens have chosen by adopting a constitutional protection of pension benefits. >> woodruff: andrew biggs what about that, and what about the bigger picture here, that the blame, that if there is going to be pain, the pain should be spread,...
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we would suggest doing that with respect to a number of higher education programs, loans, grants, tax benefits outside the pell grant. let states do what they think is best in order achieve the type of outcome they have in indiana. imagine being able to stay to an eighth grade student. it you are responsible and work hard in high school. we'll guarantee you can go to a four--- a college public college of your choice within the your state at very least without incurring any new debt. that type of promise is possible. students who have the talent, desire, and drive to pursue the post secondary education should be able to do so without being hindered by the ability to pay. i think it's right today. thank you. recognized for five minutes. >> i am pleased to be here today to present this testimony on behalf of my institution. on behalf of the 17 -- and the nearly 6,000 pell grant recipients we're currently serving, we are happy to engage with the committee on how we can improve the pell grant program especially in the area of increased flexibility for nontraditional students encouraging co
we would suggest doing that with respect to a number of higher education programs, loans, grants, tax benefits outside the pell grant. let states do what they think is best in order achieve the type of outcome they have in indiana. imagine being able to stay to an eighth grade student. it you are responsible and work hard in high school. we'll guarantee you can go to a four--- a college public college of your choice within the your state at very least without incurring any new debt. that type...
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taxes on my jean, rental cars. the question is whether the public will eventually repay the money. >> what is the new now? ?> as far as facilities >> or the pushback. >> acting strong pushback. -- i think strong pushback. dan francisco has a new facility, the public is involved and it seems to be working well there. a lot depends on whether you can get mixed use development around the facility. alternately bringing new money into the county or municipality. that alone will depend on whether or not it was successful. >> i believe there is a football game in january and february in three feet of snow in new jersey? >> i'm not to mention the ice hockey game in new jersey as well. the facility -- paid for by taxpayers >> the owners were on the hook. but they sold licensing to the public. in some ways the public is paying for the stadium because they have to buy the right to buy the tickets. >> we talked about how fenway park is 100 years old. the vikings are getting a new stadium. the marlins are getting a new stadium.
taxes on my jean, rental cars. the question is whether the public will eventually repay the money. >> what is the new now? ?> as far as facilities >> or the pushback. >> acting strong pushback. -- i think strong pushback. dan francisco has a new facility, the public is involved and it seems to be working well there. a lot depends on whether you can get mixed use development around the facility. alternately bringing new money into the county or municipality. that alone will...
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but really, we pay for that and terms of higher costs for health care services and higher tax dollars should we pay for those uninsured people when they need health care services, which everybody does at some point in time to the idea behind this economically is that we are going to get everybody in this pool, everybody by in, and that will redistribute all the costs across much bigger pool of people and that is going to help people find savings. they will go to the doctor earlier. they will end up in the emergency room because they will get preventive care. they will see a doctor to treat her condition and treated when it is cheaper. that is the idea that the when theytion had said it would lower costs but it will be over time in over a very long period of time. host: i want to turn to the subject that is given the white house a lot of grief. "if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan," and the cancellation of plans in recent months. i went to get the latest on the president's efforts to reinstate the health care plans that were canceled. where
but really, we pay for that and terms of higher costs for health care services and higher tax dollars should we pay for those uninsured people when they need health care services, which everybody does at some point in time to the idea behind this economically is that we are going to get everybody in this pool, everybody by in, and that will redistribute all the costs across much bigger pool of people and that is going to help people find savings. they will go to the doctor earlier. they will...
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rouhani is nothing the taxing trek on the united states. he is tweeting rosh hashanah, greetings to the jewish people. his foreign minister is extremist sophisticated and charming. they are putting forward proposals that are clearly constructed and flexible. they are serious about diplomacy. in the last rounds of negotiation, about the day was spent on just deciding when and where will the next meeting be. the iranians made suggestions such as kabul, because clearly kabul is a safe place to negotiate. [laughter] and they were playing games like this about everything. everything was a negotiation. now it takes about five minutes to decide this. the venue is already sent. it will always be geneva. the only thing is that they combine their schedule. so now there is no excuse. the iranians are really trying, that is the impression on the international scene. that has translated into a lot of countries who have agreed to these sanctions and have agreed to them very grudgingly because ultimately they don't like to be in the bad economic situation
rouhani is nothing the taxing trek on the united states. he is tweeting rosh hashanah, greetings to the jewish people. his foreign minister is extremist sophisticated and charming. they are putting forward proposals that are clearly constructed and flexible. they are serious about diplomacy. in the last rounds of negotiation, about the day was spent on just deciding when and where will the next meeting be. the iranians made suggestions such as kabul, because clearly kabul is a safe place to...
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number three, there's no new taxes. i would have hoped to have a little bit of entitlement reform but that apparently is too much to tackle. >> what do you think about the idea that democrats and republicans worked together on this? >> hallelujah. >> margaret is our next caller from seattle, washington, an independent. hi, what's your comment? >> i just wanted to congratulate ryan and murray for working together for something many of my democratic and republican friends all have as a major complaint. it's not discerning about the details. that's a really big disparity. a lot of us feel disenfranchised by the democrats because it's so sad to see the minority has ruled them instead of the majority of us who put them in place. so this is a really good thing for us. we're waiting for a few years. we kind of jumped off the democrat, went to independent, but there won't be an independent in the running it. will either be democrat or republican. so we're going to wait the next few years to see if they finish what they started,
number three, there's no new taxes. i would have hoped to have a little bit of entitlement reform but that apparently is too much to tackle. >> what do you think about the idea that democrats and republicans worked together on this? >> hallelujah. >> margaret is our next caller from seattle, washington, an independent. hi, what's your comment? >> i just wanted to congratulate ryan and murray for working together for something many of my democratic and republican friends...
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immigrants contribute to our economy through taxes, state and local taxes paid in 2010 alone by households headed by undocumented immigrants was over $11 billion. and this is according to the institute for taxation and economic policy. undocumented immigrants contributed as much as $ billion in payroll taxes to the social security program in 2010. but only took $1 billion in benefits. creating a net positive effect on our social security system. to benefit americans. and this is according to the social security administration. despite their contributions, immigrants face exploitation and significant barriers to advancement. and again, that's not the america we should feel proud of. we have an opportunity to pass comprehensive immigration reform in this great country on this floor. all we need is the opportunity to put a bill up for a vote. and i believe that the majority of members of this house will do the righteous thing, the right thing, and welcome those immigrants and integrate them into our system and we will see the economy of the united states of america flourish once again like we
immigrants contribute to our economy through taxes, state and local taxes paid in 2010 alone by households headed by undocumented immigrants was over $11 billion. and this is according to the institute for taxation and economic policy. undocumented immigrants contributed as much as $ billion in payroll taxes to the social security program in 2010. but only took $1 billion in benefits. creating a net positive effect on our social security system. to benefit americans. and this is according to...
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that's the amount of tax dollars spent supplementing the wages of bank bank tellers. a third of bank-tellers had to rely on assistance. >> last year tellers had a median salary of $24,100. that's about $11.39 an hour. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. >>> the obama administration is looking to undo the damage to the affordable care act's image done by the problems, of course, with the problem plagued website. in a moment we'll look at what the president needs to do during his campaign to accomplish that. >> first let's look at the temperatures across the nation. metrologist nicole mitchell is here. >> we have a contrast once we get to the southern plains today - going to the 20s or 30s. houston is at 71. this is where it's really gotten brutal. single-digit temperatures. adding in the wind. feels like 30 below. this is going to be a spreading sign over the weekend. the wind chills that are really brutal out there. the cold air will settle and over the next couple of days the warmer spots in the south - innocently it while you have it. although not the negatives.
that's the amount of tax dollars spent supplementing the wages of bank bank tellers. a third of bank-tellers had to rely on assistance. >> last year tellers had a median salary of $24,100. that's about $11.39 an hour. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. >>> the obama administration is looking to undo the damage to the affordable care act's image done by the problems, of course, with the problem plagued website. in a moment we'll look at what the president needs to do...
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they deduct it from their tax liability here. we set that it was no deduction. we signed that as an effort to stop apartheid. and it passed. and i never thought i would ever see nelson mandela. when i saw him and people introduced me, he says, yes, i know him. they were trying to push me, saying he had the wrangle amendment, you know. and he says, oh, no, not the wrangle amendment. i thought, my god, here we go. he says, no, the white south africans call that the bloody wrangle amendment. and he said, i would suggest you get a -- >> there's that sense of humor. >> yes. he was a big giant. he was so warm, like a bear that would hug you and you fell apart no matter who you were or where you were. >> congressman, we have to say thank you for sharing these very personal stories of your time with nelson mandela. donna brazile, thank you as well, john king with wonderful mementos from that time as well. thank you to the three of you for sharing these significant memories you have of a great leader. >> fun to celebrate that life. >> isn
they deduct it from their tax liability here. we set that it was no deduction. we signed that as an effort to stop apartheid. and it passed. and i never thought i would ever see nelson mandela. when i saw him and people introduced me, he says, yes, i know him. they were trying to push me, saying he had the wrangle amendment, you know. and he says, oh, no, not the wrangle amendment. i thought, my god, here we go. he says, no, the white south africans call that the bloody wrangle amendment. and...